WAEC 2026 FASHION DESIGN & GARMENT MAKING ANSWERS (ALT. PRACTICAL)

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(1a)
Dress Sense/Garment Exhibition Chart

(1b)
(i) It is used to display and identify sewing tools and equipment.
(ii) It is used for teaching and learning in fashion studies.
(iii) It guides the selection of tools for dressmaking.
(iv) It is used to advertise fashion and garment services.
(v) It creates awareness of fabrics and sewing materials.

(1c)
(i) It enables accurate cutting, measuring, and sewing of fabrics.
(ii) It helps workers to clearly see colours and match fabrics properly.
(iii) It reduces mistakes and improves the quality of finished garments.
(iv) It ensures safety by preventing accidents during the use of sharp tools and machines.
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(2a)
(i) Extend the shoulder line to create a kimono/magyar sleeve outline.
(ii) Join the sleeve line smoothly to the bodice armhole to form a continuous pattern.
(iii) Lower and reshape the armhole (underarm curve) for ease and comfort.
(iv) Extend the bodice side seams outward to give the required fullness.
(v) Add seam allowance and cut the pattern as one piece with the sleeve attached.

(2b)
(i) Cut a square or diamond-shaped gusset piece and position it at the armhole opening.
(ii) Pin and stitch the gusset edges carefully to the armhole seam allowance.
(iii) Press the seams open and neaten the edges to secure the reinforcement.

(2c)
(i) Overlocking
(ii) Hemming or bias binding
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(3a)
(i) Cut the facing to match the neckline shape, interface it if necessary, and neaten the outer edge.
(ii) Pin the facing to the neckline with right sides together, matching notches accurately.
(iii) Stitch along the neckline seamline, then trim and notch the seam allowance to reduce bulk.
(iv) Turn the facing to the inside, press neatly, and secure with slipstitching or topstitching.

(3b)
(i) Ease the sleeve head evenly into the armhole to avoid puckers or gathers.
(ii) Stitch with the sleeve side uppermost to control easing properly.
(iii) Trim seam allowance and press the seam toward the sleeve for a neat finish.

(3c)
(i) Use the correct iron temperature suitable for the fabric.
(ii) Use a pressing cloth on delicate parts like lace or frills.
(iii) Press on the wrong side of the fabric to avoid shine marks.
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(4a)
(i) Cut a strip of bias binding on the true bias to the required length.
(ii) Neaten the raw edge of the blouse where the binding will be attached.
(iii) Place the bias binding on the right side of the fabric edge.
(iv) Pin and tack the binding in position along the raw edge.
(v) Stitch the binding to the fabric along the seam line.
(vi) Turn the binding over the raw edge to the wrong side of the fabric.
(vii) Fold under the free edge of the binding, then slipstitch or machine stitch neatly in place and press.

(4b)
(i) Cotton fabric
(ii) Satin fabric
(iii) Polyester fabric
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